Canon EF 50mm F1.2 USM

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Canon EF 50mm F1.2 USM

Precision Canon lens with a focal length of 50 mm and fast maximum aperture. It is intended for users with a Canon digital SLR camera. Due to its low aperture of f/1.2, it is best used for images with intensive lighting. It focuses on distances from 45 cm so the surface treatment layer lens can reduce the formation of ghosts and flare in photos. Focusing the lens is easy due to the USM drive and is fast and quiet. The actuator uses the ability of certain materials to generate an electric charge in response to applied mechanical stress. The lens consists of two actuators at each ring, one which acts as a stator and the other (driving the focussing mechanism) as the rotor.
Specifications:
Focus drive:
USM
Angle of View (Diagonal):
46 °
Number of lenses/groups:
8/6
Maximum aperture:
16
Number of blades:
8
Shortest distance:
0.45 m
Length:
86 mm
Filter diameter:
72 mm
Weight:
545 g
Compatible Hood:
ES-78

Specifications

Bayonet

Bayonet Canon EF
Camera type SLR camera

Features

For sensor Full Frame, APS-C
Lens type Fixed focus
Focal length (From) 50 mm
Focal length (To) 50 mm
Maximum aperture 16
Filter diameter 72 mm
Filter diameter 72 mm

Functions

Function Strong brightness
Focusing type Automatic
Focus technology USM
Optical Lens Stabilisation No

Dimensions

Length 65.5 mm
Diameter 85.8 mm

Weight

Weight 580 g
Code:  OC212
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Manufacturer information

Canon was founded in 1933. Its original title translated to "portable laboratory optics". The Japanese company has been headquartered in Tokyo since its inception. Canon is particularly associated with the production of digital cameras and accessories, where they remain the leading innovator and producer of imaging solutions. Aside from digital cameras, the company also operates in the production of office equipment, particularly copiers or printers.

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